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Punjab Man, 54, Dies Of High-Altitude Sickness In Himachal's Lahaul-Spiti

Punjab Man, 54, Dies Of High-Altitude Sickness In Himachal's Lahaul-Spiti

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A 54-year-old man from Punjab died of high altitude sickness and hypoxemia at Darcha on the Manali-Leh National Highway in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul-Spiti district, police said on Monday.See the Story

Munich Closed Down its Famous Eisbach Wave—Will it Reopen?

Tourism · Munich

Munich Closed Down its Famous Eisbach Wave—Will it Reopen?

If you’ve spent a lot of time in Germany, you might have heard of Munich’s famous Eisbach Wave. It’s one of the Bavarian capital’s most famous tourist sites and is a beloved staple for sporty locals. Like the title suggests, the Eisbach Wave is exactly that: a large 3.5-foot wave that forms from the rushing water hitting a concrete step on the riverbed. Locals like to surf it. Visitors like to watch and, at times, get in on the action themselves…Read Article

Can Tourists Use Hitchhiking to Travel?

Travel · Byron Bay

Can Tourists Use Hitchhiking to Travel?

Hitchhiking—the unsung hero of casual transportation. Or possibly a one-way ticket to ending up on a true crime headline, depending on whether you’re a pessimist or an optimist. There’s no easy answer. The only place I’ve ever consistently used hitchhiking for transportation was in Byron Bay, Australia. That’s the same country that produced Ivan Milat, a serial killer with the moniker ‘backpacker killer’ thanks to his penchant for disappearing h…Read Article

The World Tour of Oopsies: Chapter Three - The Goat Sacrifice

[The World Tour of Oopsies is an ongoing series of travel stories about my first decade of travel. During these adventures and misadventures, I had to unlearn many things I thought I knew about life. Welcome to my miseducation.] Catch up on the World Tour of Oopsies travel stories: Chapter One: The Scorpion Chapter Two: The Bucket Shower Part I / Kolkata & Kali Ma One year after visiting Cambodia, I found myself on another teen travel adventure…Sikkim · Sikkim Read Article

8 Seaside Resorts in California for a Perfect West Coast Trip

When we think about great seaside resorts in the United States, Florida is one of the first places that comes to mind. Hawaii is a close second, followed by family-friendly favorites like South Carolina. But if you base your search for seaside resorts on sheer coastal miles, California will quickly land on your radar. While the Golden State is well known amongst travelers for its natural wonders further inland, from Lake Tahoe to Yosemite, it al…Mission Bay · Mission Bay Read Article

The 12 Treasures of Spain: What Are They & How Can You Visit?

In 2007, two Spanish broadcasting groups decided to launch the project of a lifetime. Piggybacking on the rollout of the New Seven Wonders of the World, which was a worldwide vote designed to replace the old, ancient, and largely disappeared original Wonders of the World, the goal was to declare Spain’s own unique treasures. They would be known as the official Treasures of the Kingdom of Spain, which would be selected through a massive, nationwi…La Concha · La Concha Read Article

8 Beachside Hotels in Sardinia for a Sun-Soaked Italian Escape

Sardinia is one of the Mediterranean’s best-kept secrets. While tourists flock to Croatia and Greece for seaside adventures, Italy is home to one of the most quietly stunning and peaceful places to unwind in summer. (It also has Sicily, which is one of my favorite summer spots—but I’m talking about Sardinia for now.) Sardinia is where Italy’s socialites and glitterati vacation, along with local families, honeymooners, and small groups that are o…Olbia · Olbia Read Article

The 5 Best Transatlantic Cruises & Companies

The idea of cruising across the Atlantic Ocean has always sounded a little counterintuitive to me. Isn’t the Atlantic Ocean massive and subject to Mother Nature’s whims? Also, what about all those icebergs—I remember what happened to Rose and Jack. And wouldn’t it be a waste to lose precious vacation time to a multi-day cruise that could be a short plane ride instead? Here’s the short of it: the Atlantic Ocean has a hurricane season, which cruis…Southampton, United Kingdom · Southampton Read Article

Road Trip 101: How to Read Road Maps & Mile Markers

I have a secret navigational skill that nobody will care about until a survival situation rolls around. I can read a road map. A physical road map. An analog road map, if you will. While this skill might seem a little unimpressive to older Americans, it’s a flex here in Western Europe. I grew up in Saint Louis, Missouri, where people still give directions using the cardinal directions—which I never thought twice about until moving to Barcelona a…Missouri · Missouri Read Article

Travel Tips: 4 Ways to Search for Places Using Another Alphabet

One of the most nerve-wracking parts of travel is navigating language barriers. Language barriers can have a profound effect on your trip. At best, things get a little uncomfortable at times. Maybe you order the wrong dish or accidentally tell someone they’re welcome instead of thanking them. At worst, you could board the wrong train, offend someone important, or wind up in a place where tourists aren’t welcome. You might even be the perfect tar…Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

Medieval Hotels in Europe: 5 Real-Life Hotels With Dark Ages Vibes

The Middle Ages spanned almost a millennium, stretching from around 400 BCE to the late 1400s. We also remember this time as the Dark Ages, a period in which the Western Roman Empire fell, and life shifted to revolve around feudal lands owned by nobility. Christianity overtook pagan beliefs, while the foundations for universities were formed in major hubs around the continent. These would eventually produce important scholars, architects, and le…Gubbio · Gubbio Read Article

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